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Rabble Army assembles: Diane Abbott joins London protesters as thousands of Corbyn-backed activists bring chaos to the cities in fury over PM's suspension of Parliament

Protests are planned in Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow, Swansea, Belfast, Leeds and Aberdeen

Anti-Brexit group Another Europe Is Possible organised protests with support of left-wing group Momentum

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn declared activists were 'right to take to the streets' and cited 'public outrage'

The campaigners have donned European garb and are waving placards around including 'clowning street' 

Hundreds have already gathered in Newcastle and York for the protests as number gather across country 

Diane Abbott addressed protesters in London saying 'We can't allow Boris Johnson to shut down Parliament' 

In Manchester, self-styled yellow vest protester James Goddard was out campaigning for Brexit to go ahead 

The biggest demonstrations were expected in London, where thousands of whistle-blowing, drum-banging people, many waving EU flags, had converged on Downing Street by lunchtime chanting 'Boris Johnson shame on you!' (pictured, an aerial image)

Demonstrators rallied on Saturday in cities across Britain against Prime Minister Boris Johnson's controversial move to suspend parliament weeks before Brexit (pictured, protesters in London today)

Parliament 

Campaigners gathered in cities including London (bottom, holding up placards in Parliament Square) and Newcastle, with further protests Manchester, Liverpool and Glasgow. The first few protesters met up in London at around 11.30am, following a rallying call from Jeremy Corbyn who declared activists were 'right to take to the streets'. And then later hundreds occupied areas of Newcastle and York for the 'stop the coup' protests organised by Anti-Brexit campaign group Another Europe Is Possible. Left-wing group Momentum called on its members to 'occupy bridges and blockade roads' in conjunction with unrest on the streets - with hundreds set up outside Downing Street in Whitehall, central London (top, the crowds in Whitehall). The Shadow Home Secretary (inset, with protesters today) emerged on the street of London at midday, joining protesters outside Downing Street. 

Anti-Brexit protesters demonstrate outside Downing Street gates at Whitehall in London, some of whom are seen holding placards featuring the face of Donald Trump (pictured)

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